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Published: 2004-07-09 03:47:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 24923; Favourites: 812; Downloads: 2867
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As you can probably guess, this work draws from both Lewis Carroll and Expressionism. Also, there is some Jungian thing going on with the shadow.I dedicate this work to `saintartaud , because she's awesome. She has been very influential on my cultural development, pointing me to artists, films, books, comics, musicians and other things I wouldn't know about if she hadn't recommended them. This work is a "thank you" card of sorts for her. For you, AR.
Stock by ~SmileEmptyStock
The little snail thing I got from sxc.hu
Shadow was hand-made.
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Comments: 188
This is beautiful and so creative... <3
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why, thank you!
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Your most welcome!!
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EXCELLENT translation of Alice.. in MY opinion!!!!
You are a force to be reckoned with!!!
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Haha, I don't know about that, but thanks!
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This is amazing and doesn't even remotely look photoshopped to me.
I adore the concept and how you played it on into art work.. well done
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No! don't probe her! Shes innocent!
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Lovely photograph.
It's refreshing to see a piece of art inspired by Lewis Carroll's books, and not necessarily by the Tim Burtonesque version that is currently so popular.
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Well, I did this piece back in 2004
If anything, I think this was more inspired by the Jan Svankmajer version, which does feel a bit creepy and even dangerous at some parts. Alice is a stranger in a strange land and should watch out for whatever may sneak up on her
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adding the pointe shoes in really raised the dramaticness of it
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Awesome work. Great concept. Horror and secret intentions.
Well done
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Your amazing work is featured in my News Article - Women in Art XIV - Digital (Photomanipulation - Horror & Macabre). Hope you like it
Love your work!!!
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this is pretty cool, wonder why i havenΒ΄t seen this before
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I like this creation, the pose fits the picture perfectly without seeming intentional.
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Oooooh, very creepy.
And the oddness of her pose, what with her tiptoeing and all, makes it seem even more creative.
Even the background wall, which at first appears ordinary, is actually interesting.
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i also loved it how you incoorporated all of that body language that comes with dance. You could have simply put a little girl in the corner, but you took advantage of everything that's on your side. And because of that you showed us a whole new dimension. It's fantastic. 'should be proud.
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oh my gosh i adore this!! fantastic job!!!
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Maybe
And hey! 
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Good!! You are being so much nicer to me
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i hope iam the monster.............
wkwkwk....
i love this pic...[link]
Love
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i absolutely love this image!!
it fascinates me so much!! O.O
and it makes me wonder about it...
i really enjoy work that makes me THINK//imagine rather than just to look @
so i thank you!!
>w<
i rarely see pieces like this anymore
;--;
hahahahaha
i want to see more please!!
^w^
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Why, thank you. It's been a very long while since I last saw such an effusive comment 
Thanks!
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mmmhhhmm!!
^w^
the only thing is that, i'm not so good @ doing that w// my artwork
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or sketches
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or whatever
hahahahahhaa
or, @ least, in my opinion
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Love it!! im a huge fan of German Expressionisim, particuarly the works on Tim Burton. I love this image, very Caligari-esk. WELL DONE!!!
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Tim Burton is not an Expressionist, although you can totally see the influence in his visual style, although he mixes it a bit with the work of Edward Gorey.
But, thanks. Glad you liked it
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I featured this work on my news article [link] I hope you don't mind. Thanks!
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Its my pleasure
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Holy cow, I looove this pic!!! You have a beautiful style about you!
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